Studia Orientalia, Volume 100The Society, 2004 - 253 pages |
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... FINNISH JEWRY Finnish Jewish history has attracted some scholarly attention . Among the first articles on Finnish and Helsinki Jews are Rafaël Hertzberg's Mosaiska församlingen ' The Mosaic Congregation ' ( in Swedish ) from 1888 and W ...
... FINNISH JEWRY Finnish Jewish history has attracted some scholarly attention . Among the first articles on Finnish and Helsinki Jews are Rafaël Hertzberg's Mosaiska församlingen ' The Mosaic Congregation ' ( in Swedish ) from 1888 and W ...
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... Finnish , 1969 ) and Mindele London's Kolmastoista tuoli ' The Thirteenth Chair ' ( in Finnish , 2002 ) . 2.1 . Articles on Yiddish in Finland - No extensive studies of Finnish Yiddish have been conducted earlier , nor does Finland ...
... Finnish , 1969 ) and Mindele London's Kolmastoista tuoli ' The Thirteenth Chair ' ( in Finnish , 2002 ) . 2.1 . Articles on Yiddish in Finland - No extensive studies of Finnish Yiddish have been conducted earlier , nor does Finland ...
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... Finnish láfka ( SSS : 542 ) , also bud , gešéft , butik ; cf StY krom , kleit . maróši ' ice cream ' < R morózhenoe , also aiz ; cf. StY áizkrem . The word might have entered HeY via colloquial Finnish ( or FS ) , i.e. from márošš ...
... Finnish láfka ( SSS : 542 ) , also bud , gešéft , butik ; cf StY krom , kleit . maróši ' ice cream ' < R morózhenoe , also aiz ; cf. StY áizkrem . The word might have entered HeY via colloquial Finnish ( or FS ) , i.e. from márošš ...
Contents
The Origins of Helsinki Jewry and Their Yiddish | 19 |
Yiddish Dialect Maps | 26 |
Political Orientation and Attitudes towards Yiddish and Hebrew | 35 |
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